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On 02/11/12 22:56, Pete Mclaughlin wrote: > Roland > May I forward your email to the TROM email list. This is so similar to Dennis > Stephens Repair of Importance process that the TROMers will find it > interesting.
Of course. It is only three pages exactly from the original book. I asked Dennis myself why they dropped this sort of material (only ever spent one afternoon with him), and he said the idea did not exist to continue one line of material to completion, everybody was excited to try whatever LRH was researching at any given time. The original British printing was mockups, and when printed in the USA, was changed to recalls. - Rowland > > Sincerely > Pete Begin forwarded message: > From: Rowland Barkley <rowl...@tranceform.org> > Date: November 2, 2012, 1:57:27 PM PDT > To: ivy-subscriber...@lists.worldtrans.org > Subject: [IVy-subs-1] Self Analysis, original LRH version > Reply-To: rowl...@tranceform.org > > ** ivy-subscribers-1 > Started January 1997 > Relaying positive communication to participants. > ** > STANDARD PROCESSING > > But there is another, easier, more interesting way to do this. And, indeed, > it is more efficient and faster by far. One CONVERTS the old, enturbulated, > savage and unruly energy into kinder flows, and the things which block the > memory and cause psycho‑somatic ills smooth and/or flow away. One does this > by making MOCK‑UPS in the area or before or behind, above or below or beside > the body. The word MOCK‑UP is taken from the films and means a synthetic > scene, an imaginary thing, if you will. The hard and often terrible reality > of past illness, injury and disaster has left "hard" energy in an area. By > "mocking‑up" a scene in that area, a scene of anything, pleasant or brutal, > the old energy can be said to be converted. > > We are continually told how splendid it is to "face reality", and yet we know > how painful and brutal reality can sometimes be. Where an injury exists (or a > psycho‑somatic ill or even an illness or some blocked ability), there has > been too much REALITY in too short a space of time, and that reality stays > there and may begin to hurt again years afterwards ‑ for the energy of the > injury hung about in the form of what we call in nuclear physics, a ridge. > > Convert and "blow" the ridge and the memory block, the ability block, the > psycho‑somatic ill, the aberration, vanishes. > Imagine anything suggested by the list. Use the line of the list as a key to > what you are expected to imagine. And then in that imaginary scene, pick out > the "sense" called for in the list at the bottom of every page. If the list > calls for "Somebody going away" and you imagine a duchess in a stove‑pipe hat > leaving on a broomstick, take from the bottom of the page a sense perception > such as "sound", and then HEAR her going away. Then take the next line of the > list, get a "mock‑up", take the next "sense" on the bottom‑of‑the‑page‑list, > "weight". and feel the relative weight of something in the imaginary picture. > > SELF‑ANALYSIS > > DON'T OMIT THESE PERCEPTIONS. Use them one after the other, one for each > scene you mock‑up. This is essential to improving your perceptions, essential > to converting some of the old energy. > > REJECT REAL INCIDENTS. If you begin to remember actual occurrences in your > lifetime, reject them in favour of "mock‑ups" and quickly mock‑up scenes. The > reality, the real incidents, are engraved on the energy ridges in the old > injuries, and if you give them attention, you may fix them in place. You want > to CONVERT energy to your own control. That is best done by imagining. > Don't be particularly amazed if you begin to recall things which happened > back in history or elsewhere than on Earth for you, as an energy source does > not live only once. Your body lives only once. You have had a lot of bodies. > Thus if some old historical scene turns up and haunts you, reject it as real > in favour of a "mock‑up". Any time you feel the incident, any incident, is > even vaguely real, reject it promptly in favour of a mock‑up. > > USE THESE LISTS MORE THAN ONCE. Go straight through the book once, and then > go through it again. > > YOU WILL GET SHARP PAINS WHILE WORKING THESE LISTS. If any area of the body > or thought becomes uncomfortable while working this book, the remedy is to > work it further. Don't give up just because you have a pain. The pain means > the energy is converting. Sometimes it converts so quickly that you may > receive a slight electric shock. Don't be surprised. Simply continue to work. > > PLACE THE MOCK‑UPS IN OR ON THE SIDE OF THE MOST AFFECTED PART OF THE BODY. > You will have to vary the place to put your scenes. For a while you may mock > them up in front of you. Soon your back may become very uncomfortable. > However hard you may find it, put your scenes, then, behind your back and > mock them up there until the tension is off. You may find yourself mocking up > scenes in your heart, your nose (if you have a cold) and other unlikely > places or above or below or beside you. Use the same process in each case. > > SAMPLE SESSION: > Person working with the book is being read to by someone assisting him. > Reader (reading from list K on page 97): All right. Now we have a list about > body positions. In each one of these, imagine yourself in the following > positions. "You enjoyed just sitting." > Pre‑Clear (which in Dianetics means a person being processed ‑ a "clear" > being a term which means a "person without aberrations"): I get myself > sitting here in this chair. > Reader: That's not good enough. Imagine yourself sitting elsewhere. > Pre‑Clear: I get myself sitting at my old school desk. That was certainly > enough sitting. . > Reader: Reject it. That's an actual scene. Mock one up. > Pre‑Clear: I just go on seeing myself in places I've actually sat. I can't > seem to mock up anything. > Reader: Try sitting on a cloud. > Pre‑Clear: How dull. I'd rather a pack‑mule or a dragon. . . Reader: Ah! Mock > that one up. > Pre‑Clear: The pack‑mule or the dragon? Reader: It's your mock‑up. > Pre‑Clear: Very well. I can see myself sitting on this dragon‑ > > > > > > > > > ** > Originations, comments, to the list, send to > ivy-subscriber...@lists.worldtrans.org > Home Page: http://www.ivymag.org > ** >
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